[ecrea] Boundaries, borders and (inter)disciplinary research

    In-Spire Call for papers


> >     Summer 2010
> > In-Spire Special Issue
> >     Volume 5, issue 1
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> >   Boundaries, borders and (inter)disciplinary research
> >
> > InSpire publishes critical interdisciplinary research in the social 
> > sciences. So we thought it was about time that we began to get critical 
> > about interdisciplinarity. That`s why the next special issue, set to be 
> > published in the Summer of 2010, seeks to foster a discussion on 
> > “Borders, Boundaries and (inter)disciplinary research.
> >
> > We are seeking articles which take into consideration the role of 
> > boundaries, limits and borders from a diverse range of academic 
> > disciplines and perspectives. What is the purpose of the boundary? How 
> > are borders constructed? How are they contested? How are they being 
> > reconfigured? What is the value and what are the limits of inter- and 
> > post-disciplinary research in investigating these questions?
> >
> > Suggested topics include
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> > The gender divide Disciplinary boundaries National/state borders
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> > Limits to growth Legal exceptionalism Limits to communication/thought
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> >
> > We encourage submissions from established academics as well as young 
> > researchers in the form of traditional articles with critical research 
> > and academic referencing.
> >
> > Articles should be submitted according to the submission guidelines at
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> > www.in-spire.org/guidelines.html
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> > http://www.in-spire.org/guidelines.html>
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> > They should be sent to the managing editor at
> > (enquiries /at/ in-spire.org) 
> > <
> > mailto:(enquiries /at/ in-spire.org)> no later than 15 June 2010.
> >
> > For further information please see our website at
> > www.in-spire.org 
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